Templeman Galleries specializes in original pictures and also provides a bespoke picture…
Burnham’s Memorial Garden, known locally as the Tommy Garden, is a little haven of peace…
Burnham’s war memorial remembers 98 local soldiers who died in the First World War, and…
Burnham's Roman Catholic church of St Cuthbert was built in 1911 in the Early English…
Discover the story of Burnham and the Dengie from the Bronze Age to today. Explore its…
Overlooking the River Crouch, Burnham’s Riverside Park offers activity and relaxation in…
What would you do if you were handed the keys to your own hotel for a night? Invite all…
All Saints' Church at Creeksea lies in an idyllic setting with beautiful views over the…
Small site accessible on foot from Hester Place or The Pippins.
Enclosed children's…
Let’s Go Bonkers is East Essex’s most exciting and professionally designed premier indoor…
If you walk around Burnham-on-Crouch look out for the three large buoys that now decorate…
This park is comprised of mown grassland with a large number of mature trees of different…
Affectionately known as St Mary's, there has been a church on this site since 1155,…
RSPB Wallasea Island Wild Coast project is a landmark conservation and engineering scheme…
Creeksea Place is a 16th century fairytale Tudor Mansion set in beautiful gardens. The…
Extensive working railway museum including locomotives, carriages, wagons, historic…
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Maldon
The award-winning Marshall Scott kitchen design team is here to help make your kitchen dreams a reality. We offer bespoke kitchen designs to suit every home. Our range includes everything you need to complete your kitchen from handles and taps to…
Bradwell-on-Sea
A new craft gin distillery in Bradwell-on-Sea is creating fine gins with a selection of the best botanicals, including juniper berries from Italy and angelica root, lemon, orange and rose petals. On The Wall Distillery is home to the N653 gin with…
Althorne
A pleasant 5.02 mile circular walk around the village of Althorne. The walk includes a short stretch along the River Crouch before turning inland through the fields and over the railway line before arriving in Althorne.